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Srimad Bhagavatam 11.7.48

11.7.48

विसर्गाद्या: श्मशानान्ता भावा देहस्य नात्मन: । कलानामिव चन्द्रस्य कालेनाव्यक्तवर्त्मना ॥ ४८ ॥

visargādyāḥ śmaśānāntā bhāvā dehasya nātmanaḥ kalānām iva candrasya kālenāvyakta-vartmanā

visarga
birth
ādyāḥ
beginning with
śmaśāna
the time of death, when the body is burned to ashes
antāḥ
ending with
bhāvāḥ
the states
dehasya
of the body
na
not
ātmanaḥ
of the soul
kalānām
of the different phases
iva
as
candrasya
of the moon
kālena
by time
avyakta
imperceptible
vartmanā
whose movement

The various phases of one’s material life, beginning with birth and culminating in death, are all properties of the body and do not affect the soul, just as the apparent waxing and waning of the moon does not affect the moon itself. Such changes are enforced by the imperceptible movements of time.